dsh-agent-teams
Turn the current session into a captain that creates durable subagents, dependency-aware tasks, and messages, with a live team activity panel.
Project overview
Turn the current session into a captain that creates durable subagents, dependency-aware tasks, and messages, with a live team activity panel.
Core capabilities
Create durable team members
Create durable team members. This capability is documented in the repository README and still requires verification against the target DSH version and profile.
Assign dependency-aware tasks
Assign dependency-aware tasks. This capability is documented in the repository README and still requires verification against the target DSH version and profile.
Pass messages between agents
Pass messages between agents. This capability is documented in the repository README and still requires verification against the target DSH version and profile.
Inspect member and task state in a live panel
Inspect member and task state in a live panel. This capability is documented in the repository README and still requires verification against the target DSH version and profile.
Installation and usage
Install in DeepSeek Harness, reload the target environment as documented, and verify it with a low-risk scenario.
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Help me install dsh-agent-teams from https://github.com/NanmiCoder/dsh-agent-teams. Read the README, license, and installation files first. Confirm the current DeepSeek Harness version, target profile, and required dependencies. Use the repository's current command `dsh plugin --profile web add @nanmicoder/dsh-agent-teams`. Explain the profile, paths, and permissions that will change before running it. Follow the repository verification steps and report commands, changed locations, and visible results. Ask before requesting credentials, enabling extra network access or build scripts, overwriting files, or expanding permissions.- DeepSeek Harness Web starts successfully
- Model access and quota for multiple agents
- Clearly defined roles and deliverables
dsh plugin --profile web add @nanmicoder/dsh-agent-teams- 1Check the environment and target profile
DeepSeek Harness Web starts successfully; Model access and quota for multiple agents; Clearly defined roles and deliverables. Record the current configuration and installed plugins before changing anything.
- 2Run the current repository command
Run the following command. `dsh plugin --profile web add @nanmicoder/dsh-agent-teams` Stop and ask before enabling build scripts, providing credentials, or overwriting files.
- 3Reload and verify
Run `dsh --profile web --dump-config`, start `dsh web`, create a small three-role team, and inspect the activity panel.
Run `dsh --profile web --dump-config`, start `dsh web`, create a small three-role team, and inspect the activity panel.
- More agents increase coordination and model cost
- Multiple DSH processes cannot safely share the same team state
- Members can finish work without updating task state
Use cases
Split research across roles and consolidate results
Start with a minimal dsh-agent-teams scope in this scenario, then expand only after checking output, permissions, and compatibility.
Run implementation, testing, and review in parallel
Start with a minimal dsh-agent-teams scope in this scenario, then expand only after checking output, permissions, and compatibility.
Have independent roles inspect the same proposal
Start with a minimal dsh-agent-teams scope in this scenario, then expand only after checking output, permissions, and compatibility.
Assessment
This assessment is based on the repository README, installation instructions, license, and maintenance metadata. Unifies members, tasks, dependencies, and messages; Makes team activity observable in the Web panel; Provides a short npm installation path. More agents increase coordination and model cost; Multiple DSH processes cannot safely share the same team state; Members can finish work without updating task state. No local installation or long-term use is claimed.
Why it may be useful
- Unifies members, tasks, dependencies, and messages
- Makes team activity observable in the Web panel
- Provides a short npm installation path
What to know first
- More agents increase coordination and model cost
- Multiple DSH processes cannot safely share the same team state
- Members can finish work without updating task state
README
dsh-agent-teams
Overview
Turn the current session into a captain that creates durable subagents, dependency-aware tasks, and messages, with a live team activity panel. Turn the current session into a captain that creates durable subagents, dependency-aware tasks, and messages, with a live team activity panel.
Getting started
- Install in DeepSeek Harness, reload the target environment as documented, and verify it with a low-risk scenario.
- Turn the current session into a captain that creates durable subagents, dependency-aware tasks, and messages, with a live team activity panel.
- The repository documents these main capabilities: Create durable team members, Assign dependency-aware tasks, Pass messages between agents, Inspect member and task state in a live panel.
- Run `dsh --profile web --dump-config`, start `dsh web`, create a small three-role team, and inspect the activity panel.
Configuration
dsh plugin --profile web add @nanmicoder/dsh-agent-teams